The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-05-19
BERNHARDT will appear in Milwaukee


BERNHARDT Will appear in Milwaukee
in June.
Az Appleton lady lately fell heir to
$4,000.
COOP Lawns at 3 cents yard at the
New York Store
VERY cheap embroidery in all colors,
at the New York Store.
INSECT DESTROYERS of all kinds
at Hinrichs' Drug Store.
The scow Tallahassee received repairs
at the dry dock last week.
STICKY FLY-PAPER and other, the best,
at Hiarichs' Drug Store.
Mr. TooMBs has sold his carriage horse
to Mr. Meade of Sheboygan.
FRANK MAS, of malodorous repute is
about to return to this city.
A LIGHT rain storm on Saturday night
freshened up vegetation little.
CIRcUsEs are already on the road. Man
itowoc may not be sighted this year.
MATCH GAMES of base ball are getting
to be the regular Sunday amusement.
FRANCIS LABADIE in ''Nobody's Child
at the Opera House, Thursday, May 26
We are now selling the best No. 1 salt
for 75c. barrel. SCHUETTE Bros.
TIE schooner Linerla loaded with
wheat at TorrisOn's warehouse this week.
HUBBARD & NOBLE are putting up a
dry house near their factory in this city.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs.
The tug which runs between this place
and Manistique, is doing quite large
business.
The river will be dredged to depth of
fifteen feet instead of sixteen as at first
intended
Mr.. LABADIE played his difficult role
with much force,-Qaincy, ILL.,, Sunday
H0raiHg Herald.
LADIES fine hand turned kid shoes,
perfect fitting and easy on the foot, at
Haukohl's Shoe Store.
A DOUBLE track will be laid between
Hurley and Ashland on the Milwaukee
Lake Shore &, Western.
THE examination for state teachers
certificates begins at Madison June 2Sth
and continues four days.
THE steam barge Philetus Sawyer ar
rived with d cargo of stone for the harbor
at this place yesterday morning.
L. J. NASH. ESQ, will deliver the ora
ton in English on Decoration Day, and
Rev. Mr.. Roehl that in German.
The western towns in this county had
a good rain on Saturday. The nearer
the lake the lighter the rain was.
THE building at the coal docks where
the machinery is to be placed, begins to
look like a Mohammedan mosque.
WE close out our wool filing carpets,
worth from 30 to 50 cents yard, at %
cents per yard. New York Store.
THERE is not county in the state
which is not finding iron ore these days.
Verify it has become the Iron age.
GENTS fine shoes, a large assortment,
all styles and prices, the best in the mar
ket, at Haukohls Shoe Store, south side.
The harbor piers are crowded every
morning with people fishing for perch
Most Of them exhibit more patience than
fish.
DR.. BANzHAF has begun work on his
new house. He has a beautiful site,-
that between Mr.. Rands and DR.. Pritch-
ards.
MosT of the saloon keepers on the north
side, and one-half those on the south,
signed the petition for closing saloons at
II P. NJ.
TRUMAN & COOPER have begun work
on the cribs which are to be added to the
south harbor pier. There are to be five
Of them.
THE Merrimac and her tow, the Meta
comet, went ashore on Spider Island last
week. They were taken off without much
difficulty.
THE Milwaukee and Northern railway
has reduced its rates from Marinette so
as TO meet the competition of water trans
portation.
The schooner A. b. Morey, one of the
coal vessels, is being repaired at the ship
yard here. She will be replanked from
the water line up.
The small boy has already taken to
bathing in the river. 1t is little bit
chilly but the small boy never is deferred
by little thing of that kind.
IT is estimated that each coal vessel
which comes in here expends $500 for
labor and supplies. \ good portion of
this is for liquid refreshment.
PRESIDENT RHINELANDER, in company
with a number Of the other officers of the
road, passed through here on Sunday
night on their way to Ashland.
A NUMBER of the saloon keepers of the
north side have petitioned the city coun.
eli to enforce the ordinance requiring al
saloons to he closed at II P. NJ
THERE are now said to be indications
Of iron in Copperstown. There must be